Trailfire Guide: Major religious groups - Wikipedia

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	Major religious groups - Wikipedia go to the page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religions	Search Tags Tags are important words found on this page. Blue tags were added by web users; yellow ones were extracted by our analysis tools. abrahamic adherents asia bah� billion buddhism christianity confucianism denominations diasporic folk hinduism indian irreligious islam jainism judaism million religion religious scientology shamanism shinto sikhism taoism tenrikyo traditions tribal vodou yoruba zoroastrianism Page Excerpt The page excerpt is a few sentences from the page that try to summarize its meaning. Abrahamic religions . Hinduism , Buddhism , Sikhism and Jainism are classified as Dharmic religions (or Indian religions). Chinese folk religion , ...
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